The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

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277 bu; dcresse, 1884 bu. Barley,
s56, $50 bu increase, 276,l77 bu.
CuIcAao, III September 20 The
grain markets during the early part OF
the session showed more independ.
euce of each other than for some time.
Operators appear to be getting over
their indifference aud are individually
at work on the problem Of future
prices. Gables were firm, receipts
moderate, news regarding crops insig
uiicsnt, and the pits wsie moderately
active. Wheat opened somewhat
unsteady, with an nIw I'd tendency,
credited to cover the shorts, continued
active throughout the session, and at
times was considerably excited. u
was an old fashioned bull day. Corn
was tirmer today, with trading quite
active, the near futures In particular
showing considerable strength. Oats
were degree stead or, but there was
no material change In values, except
for May, which ranged tc higher.
Provisions were mocerstsly active,
but unsettled. Receipts OF hogs were
liberal and prices 5@l0c lower. The
feature OF the trade was the shake out
In October short ribs. Almost every.
body had q few waiting for Armour or
somebody else to put prices mp for
them to unload. They found instead
that the manipulatoB had pulled out
the pegs. All wanted to cell at once.
FRS. transactions were at zoe decline
from Saturday. close at IS 05, followed
by break with hardly q breathing
spell to S., 6b. but rallied TO 81 81! or
37l, lower than Saturday, end closed
fiaslly at 2Ac below that figure. Lard
was fairly active and sold lower early,
but rallied and closed steady. Stocks
have been reduced, and shorts were
less inclined to sell after the first
weakness. Mess pork CINE In for
more attept ton, and advanced l5c from
the opening price, $l2 22t, January,
but rested fiaslly at the closing price
OF last week. $l2 80.
The leading futures ranged ss fol-
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-september opened
at zoe, highest 7lc, lowest zoe, clos.
ing at 70li; October opened q. 703c,
highest 7lic, lowest 70ic, closing at
70ic; December opened ut 73S !, high.
eN 743c, lowest 73ic, closing at 74c (;
May opened at 7st 8, highest 79ic, low.
est 7sic, closing at 79ic.
Corn, No. 2-September opened at
4lc, highest 42c, lowest 4lic, clos-
ing at 4lkc; October opened at Ala,
highest 42c, lowest Arc, closing at
4ltc; November opened at 4lic, high.
est 42c, lowest Ala. closing at Ale;
May opened at 44ic, highest 4bt ,,
lowest al closing a. 442c.
Oats, No. 2-September opened at
este, highest 25i ), lowest este, closing
at 2bic; October opened at 26t,, high.
est 2bic, lowest este, closing at 25ic
November opened at "a, highest
25l ;. lowest este, closing at 25ic; May
opened at 29si, highest 29ic, loves,
29b;, closing at 293c.
Mess pork, per bbl-Year opened at
sl2, highest $l2 05, lowest tl2, clos.
ing at $12; January opened at tl2 rs,
highest sl2 37i. lowest sl2 22i, clos.
Ing al si2 80.
Lard, per 100 lbs-sep.ember opened
at 80 40, highest 90 45, lowest 81 40,
closing at " 42A; October opened at
% 40, highest " 45, lowest 80 40,
closing at SO 42i November opened al
| so 50, highest % 40, lowest % 3b,
closing 81 % 37A; January opensd at
10 45, highest " Az, lowest ~ 42i
closing at 20 46
Short ribs, per 100 lbs-Ssptembel
opened at IS 05, highest IS O5, Lowest
81 65, closing st 81 So; October
opened at IS %, higheet IS 06, lowest
81 50, closing at 81 IS; January
opened at 50 20, highest 20 30, low.
est 50 20, closlng at ~ 20.
Cash quotations were ~ follows:
Flour In better demand and pricss
unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, 70i9
7lc; No. 3 spring wheat, 65ic; No.
red, 72ic; No. 2 corn, 42c; No.
oats, 26c; No. 2 rye, 47ic; No.
barley, 10; No. aaTseed, 81 C5l
prime timothy seed, 81 25@2 20.
Mess pork, per Dbl, SIS; lard, per
100 lbs, 90 40; short rib sides, looee,
~ S7i; dry slltei Shoulder, boxed,
90 2595 81; short clear sides, boxed,
IS 3O(gs 50.
Winsky. distilles' flashed goods,
per gallon, 81 10.
Receipts-Flour, %. 900 btls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, 2S7. 900 bu; Data,
lS0, 000 bu; rye, 1000 bn; barley,
1900 bu. Shipments Flour, 49,.
90 brls; wheat. 65 600 bu; corn, 6sS,
900 bu; oats, 222,0O0 bu; rye, none /;
barley, 10000 bu
On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was firm on fancy I;
creamery, l7@23io; dairy, l692Oc.
Eggs hrmi fresh, l7CDl7ic.
III. LouIs, Mo-, September 2o.-Plour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat market
strong and active all through the see.
sion finn cables. advancing markets
everywhere else, and the big decrease
In the Visible supply were the strength.
ening Influences; the close was hole
above Saturdays; No. 2 red, cash, zoe !;
October, 89iCa70t'. c oang al zoe bid I:
November, 7lCa7lic, cloaing at M I;
December, 72iC973i closing q, 7Si % |;
May, 7gkC9S0ic, closing q, sjic.
Corn higher and firm, hu quit, with
light trading; cash, 3st(94Oc October,
3sI9SSic, closing al 3Stc; Dscembgr,
SHE, closing at ST.; May, 40lC54le,
closing at Ale bid.
Oats dull, but steady; cWh, 23tla
23Ic; September, 23ii; oytobsr, ESQ
bid; May. 23!c bid. Rye Gull, 45lc
bid for regular. Is riley, no dtmand |;
Western Iowa sold at 6ic.
Hay quiet asd fairly active; limo.
thy, tll@l0; prairie, tSC9ll. Bran
stronger at Gle at mill.
Better quiet; creamery, 2o92ii;
dairy, lb920c.
CJrnmeal qulet II 81
Provisions dull and weak Pork,
irregular, GA 769l6. Lard quiet
sflaDle at $3.50 Dfy salt m Eats Boxed
shoulders, 50 82l; long clear, IS 2j;
clear ribs, IS 36; short clear, s. 40.
Bacon-Boxfd shoulder 81 90; long
clea', 1900 l2i clear rlbt, tg@9 l2I
short clear, % 1900 %. Himf, u
@l4,.
Rsoeipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
10000 bui corn, So 900 bn; oaA, 60,0O0
bui rye, none; barley, $500 bu,